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Australia politics live: gambling lobby’s talking points ‘coming out the PM’s mouth’, Chaney says; RBA tipped to hold interest rates

Labor looks to negotiate with the Coalition to get several pieces of legislation through parliament. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast ‘He did not mean it’ Gallagher dragged into melon-gate Katy Gallagher has also been asked to weigh in on the PM’s melon comments – you can see a hint of exasperation in her face as she’s asked on channel nine. I…

Australia politics live: gambling lobby’s talking points ‘coming out the PM’s mouth’, Chaney says; RBA tipped to hold interest rates

Labor is attempting to collaborate with the Coalition in order to pass several pieces of legislation through parliament. The latest news is being reported live, and readers can access it through a free app or a daily news podcast.

Katy Katy Gallagher has been approached to comment on the Prime Minister's recent remarks about melons. There appears to be a trace of exasperation in her expression as she is questioned by Channel Nine. Gallagher acknowledges that the Prime Minister did not intend for his comments to be interpreted in the manner that some media outlets have reported.

The interaction between the two leaders remains a crucial aspect of their relationship. Gallagher also mentions other factors that impact the housing market, such as the recent interest rate increases witnessed over the past few months. According to Treasury advice, house prices are expected to increase at a slightly slower pace.

The government's primary focus on the housing market involves implementing tax changes aimed at facilitating first-time home buyers' entry into the housing market. Additionally, efforts are being made to enhance supply by constructing an adequate number of houses for potential buyers.

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